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Technical Memorandum 5
Report of Scientific Discussion Meeting on the Physical Oceanography of the Great Barrier Reef Region
Jason H. Middleton
School of Physics - University of New South Wales.
August 1983
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SUMMARY OF IMPORTANT SCIENTIFIC QUESTIONS [Adobe Acrobat Format 131.97KB]
INTRODUCTION TO WORKSHOP REPORT [Adobe Acrobat Format 138.08KB]
THE PRESENT STATE OF KNOWLEDGE [Adobe Acrobat Format 437.54KB]
THE MOST IMPORTANT UNANSWERED QUESTIONS [Adobe Acrobat Format 259.95KB]
METHODS [Adobe Acrobat Format 258.78KB]
ROUTINE MEASUREMENTS [Adobe Acrobat Format 150.67KB]
REFERENCES [Adobe Acrobat Format 389.70KB]
APPENDICES
- List of Participants [Adobe Acrobat Format 125.91KB]
- Distribution List [Adobe Acrobat Format 36.57KB]
- Document Control Data [Adobe Acrobat Format 181.06KB]
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